|
AIS Newsletter |
|
IS SECTION / AMERICAN ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION. |
|
Call for Papers |
|
JIS Book Reviews Rob Pinsker, the new JIS book editor, is looking for volunteers to review a book (no textbooks, please). It can be something that would help in the classroom, research, or for practitioners. Contact Rob at RPinsker@odu.edu
Accounting Horizons Accounting Horizons is actively soliciting submissions. By way of reminder, the editorial policy states, "This journal seeks to bridge academic and professional audiences with articles that focus on accounting, broadly defined, and that provide insights pertinent to the accounting profession." If anyone has manuscripts that are appropriate, please consider submitting them to Accounting Horizons.
|
|
Institute of Management Accountants IMA Educational Case Journal
The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) is pleased to announce the launching of the IMA Educational Case Journal (IECJ). The mission of the Journal is to publish teaching cases and research related to case writing and teaching in management accounting and related fields. International submissions are welcome and encouraged.
IECJ is published quarterly on-line. All manuscripts are sent to two reviewers, although additional reviewers may be consulted in some instances. A double-blind peer review process is employed. A strong effort will be made to complete the initial review within two months. The Journal is listed in Cabell’s Directory.
IECJ (both current and past issues) will be available on the IMA’s website. In addition, in order to enhance accessibility of the cases, cases included in the journal will be individually accessible and downloadable (in PDF format), and searchable by keyword terms. The journal (and individual cases) is available free to IMA members and will also be available on a subscription basis. Recipients of the journal receive the right to free use of the cases for educational purposes. Teaching notes are contained in a secure location on the IMA website and will be made available without charge to IMA academic members.
EDITORIAL BOARD A listing of members of the Editorial Board is available at the Journal’s website (www.imanet.org/IECJ).
SUBMISSION OF MANUSCRIPTS Manuscripts are accepted on an on-going basis. There is NO submission or page fee. Manuscripts must not have been previously published and must not be currently under review by another journal or publisher. Authors will retain the right to use their cases for instructional purposes. Cases may be released for other publications after a publication date has been set by the Journal's Editor.
Case studies to be considered for the Journal should be submitted electronically to the Editor via e-mail attachment. Complete submission guidelines, including details regarding manuscript preparation, are available at www.imanet.org/IECJ. Journal submissions and questions regarding the Journal can be sent to the Editor, Raef Lawson, IMA’s Director of Research and Professor-in-Residence at IECJ@imanet.org.
|
|
Issues in Accounting Education
Dear IS Section Members:
As you know, the Journal of Information Systems stopped accepting educational research for publication as of December 2007. However, please do not stop researching and writing educational manuscripts! New assistant professors (and others who are teaching AIS for the first time) value your cases and instructional material. These are very important resources that all of us want and can use in our classes. Professor Kent St. Pierre, the Editor of Issues in Accounting Education, is very interested in your pedagogical research and encourages all types of AIS education research - cases, experiments, and other useful instructional material. Please review the Author Guidelines in a current issue of the journal so that your manuscript meets the requirements for submission.
Best regards, Carolyn Strand Norman, castrand@vcu.edu |